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Death march from Auschwitz to Buchenwald by Walter Spitzer

printed with permission of the Ghetto Fighters’ House Museum

Figure on the shore by Karl Schwesig

printed with permission of the Ghetto Fighters’ House Museum

Synagogue, by an unidentified artist

printed with permission of the Ghetto Fighters’ House Museum

Holocaust by Leon Engelsberg (undated)

Oil painting. GFH Catalog No. 4283, courtesy of the Ghetto Fighters' House Museum

A queue in the Feldafing Displaced People Camp for George Kadish’s exhibition

The Yiddish sign at the entry reads: "Exhibition of Ghetto Photographs by G. Kadish." GFH Catalog No. 18871. Ghetto Fighters' House Museum, Photo Archive

View of the central axis of the Jewish exhibition in Majdanek

The Jewish survivor-curators posing below banners which read, in Polish, French, Yiddish and Hebrew “The Extermination of Jews in Poland.” GFH Catalog No. 38507. Ghetto Fighters' House Museum, Israel/Photo Archive

Tallit Katan (Tałeskoten) by Zinovii Tolkachev, February 1945

Color print on paper. From the Emanuel Ringelblum Jewish Historical Institute collection, Courtesy of Jewish Historical Institute, Warsaw, Poland.

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Special Issue in Honor of Prof. Yehuda Bauer on His 95th Birthday

Yehuda Bauer as a teacher and mentor

Reflections on an Academic Path: The Inspiration of a Teacher and Mentor by Dalia Ofer

Looking at the Holocaust at Eye Level: Some Lessons from the Quintessential Scholar and Teacher by David Silberklang

Yehuda Bauer and the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) by Dina Porat & Mark Weitzman

Theoretical accounts

Yehuda Bauer, the Concepts of Holocaust and Genocide, and the Issue of Settler Colonialism by Christopher R. Browning

A Fundamentally Singular Crime by Saul Friedländer

Are Those Who Hate Jews “Anti-Semites” or “Antisemites”? A Tribute to Yehuda Bauer by Alvin H. Rosenfeld

Conceptualizing Jewish Reactions: Between Amidah and Resistance by Havi Dreifuss

Historiographical debates

Solidarity, Hope, and Wrestling with God: The Perspective of the Will for Life of the Jewish People in Modern Times as a Major Theme in Yehuda Bauer’s Historiography by Dan Michman

Information About the Holocaust in Hungary Before the German Occupation, Revisited by Robert Rozett

Yehuda Bauer’s Assessment of the US Government and American Jewry During the Holocaust: An Analysis by Michael Berenbaum

The Life and Death of the Shtetl by Omer Bartov

Estimates of the Losses of Polish Jews in Hiding, 1942–1945: Revisiting Yehuda Bauer’s Observations by Jan Grabowski

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Why is the Shoah called “The Shoah” or “The Holocaust”? A history of the terminology and how it is used by Dan Michman

The Many Faces of the Inmate as Worker in Artworks of Political Prisoners in the Buchenwald Concentration Camp by Ella Falldorf

“I searched for words”: Holocaust Survivor Poetry in Postwar Association Journals by Ellis Spicer

Reinterpreting Jewish Petitioning Practices During the Shoah: Contestation, Transnational Space, and Survival by Thomas Pegelow Kaplan

Anne Frank Still in the Attic: Ethics of Forgetting in Shalom Auslander’s Hope: A Tragedy by Lola Serraf

Greetings from Auschwitz: Smuggled Information about the Destruction of Slovak Jewry by Denisa Nešťáková

The Underlife of Transnistria’s Ghettos: Recategorizing and Reframing Social Interaction by Ana Bărbulescu

Multigenerational Experiences of Flight: The Case of Jewish Refugees from Galicia and Bukovina in Vienna and Lower Austria, 1918–1941 by Benjamin Grilj

Special Issue: Confronting Hatred: Neo-Nazism, Antisemitism, and Holocaust Studies Today

Introduction by Janet Ward

The Evolian Imagination: Gender, Race, and Class from Fascism to the New-Right by Robert Deam Tobin

The American Influence on German Neo-Nazism: An Entangled History of Hate, 1970s-1990s by Michelle Lynn Kahn

Fighting Hate with Speech Law: Media and German Visions of Democracyby Heidi J. S. Tworek

Memory, Responsibility, and Transformation: Antiracist Pedagogy, Holocaust Education, and Community Outreach in Transatlantic Perspective by Manuela Achilles and Hannah Winnick

Holocaust Studies in our Age of Catastrophe by Atina Grossmann

The Perils of Naming: On Donald Trump, Jews, and Antisemites by David N. Meyers

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